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SUMMARY:UDAP Gold: Lessons to be Learned from the Landmark Decision of Dwyer v. Ameriprise
DESCRIPTION:Deceptive trade practices claims present a myriad of issues which can confound the practitioner and judges alike. This seminar is geared towards helping you to present successful arguments on why statutory additional (treble) damages should be awarded. You will learn the differences between the award of statutory additional damages and the award of common law damages. Importantly\, you will also learn what to argue to the court regarding what is the extent and limitations of a trial judge’s discretion when considering whether to award statutory additional damages. \nThis program will focus on the recent seminal decision of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in Dwyer v. Ameriprise. What is truly helpful about the Dwyer decision\, (besides the fact that it is clearly written)\, is that in reaching its decision\, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court analyzes various key cases from jurisdictions throughout the United States\, as well as cites to helpful United States Supreme Court precedent. \nAll practitioners who bring deceptive trade practices claims\, should find this seminar to be helpful. A basic understanding of why different types of damages are awarded is helpful\, but not necessary. This seminar will provide valuable insight for attorneys with experience with deceptive trade practices claims and also attorneys new to this area. The level of presentation will cover the necessary background for having an advanced understanding of how to successfully present your statutory damages claims. It is suggested to read the Dwyer majority opinion and the concurrence in advance of the seminar. \n\nWhat You Will Learn \n\n\n\nWhat is an ascertainable loss versus actual damages?\nWhat evidence is necessary to prove an ascertainable loss.\nWhat are the three purposes of treble damages?\nWhat evidence should be submitted and what argument should be made to establish why the court should award treble damages?\nDoes the award of common law damages preclude the award of statutory damages?\nIs the award of statutory treble damages independent of any entitlement to common law punitive damages?\n\n\n\n\nSpeakers \nChristina Gill Roseman\, Esq. is the founding attorney of Roseman Law Firm\, PLLC\, where she represents consumers in the areas of dealer fraud\, lemon law and breach of warranty.  Ms. Roseman has successfully tried numerous cases against vehicle manufacturers and dealerships\, including a verdict in 2019 against Winnebago\, a 2021 verdict against Mercedes and a 2020 verdict against Kia.  She is the Chair of the Allegheny County Bar Association Civil Litigation Section Court Rules Committee and is a member of the invitation-only Academy of Trial Lawyers of Allegheny County.  Ms. Roseman was the 2010-2012 Co-President of the Women’s Bar Association of Western Pennsylvania and the Co-Chair of the CLE Committee for the WBA from 2012 to 2017.  Ms. Roseman is the West Virginia state NACA Co-chair.  Ms. Roseman is licensed to practice in Pennsylvania\, West Virginia\, Ohio\, Wisconsin and Michigan. Roseman Law Firm\, PLLC has offices in Pittsburgh\, Pennsylvania and Morgantown\, West Virginia. \nWith over 35 years of experience as a civil litigation attorney\, Ken Behrend has established himself at the top of his field\, helping his clients in personal injury\, consumer protection\, insurance company bad faith and civil rights violations. Ken has achieved numerous appellate and supreme court landmark decisions in Pennsylvania\, helping to protect consumers from insurance company deceptive and bad faith sales practices. Having won millions in settlements and verdicts for his clients\, Ken has argued over 50 successful appellate decisions and recently won three emergency temporary injunctions in Federal Court and the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals against school boards. These injunctions protect the safety and rights of medically fragile\, immuno-compromised\, and disabled children under the ADA. Ken established Behrend Law Group\, LLC in 2017 after leaving a 30+ year partnership at Behrend and Ernsberger law firm. \n\nPlease note that live webinars are free to all NACA members. After the webinar has aired\, registrants will need to purchase the webinar if they want to view it. Non-members who purchased the webinar and higher level/firm members with full access to the Training Library will have access to the webinar after it has aired. \nIf you have purchased the webinar\, you can click here to watch it on the day of the webinar.
URL:https://www.consumeradvocates.org/events/online-training-courses/udap-gold-lessons-to-be-learned-from-the-landmark-decision-of-dwyer-v-ameriprise/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240807T172500
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SUMMARY:Solar Fraud 101 eCourse
DESCRIPTION:Solar power is one of the fastest growing sources of electricity in the United States with one in seven homeowners predicted to have solar panels on their roof by 2030. The booming industry has inevitably attracted bad actors and fraudulent businesses taking advantage of Americans’ good will and desire to slow global warming. The goal of the eCourse is to help attorneys efficiently prepare successful solar fraud cases for litigation and arbitration\, without breaking the bank. \n\nAbout the eCourse\nThis intro-level Solar Fraud eCourse is a self-paced primer for attorneys interested in adding solar fraud cases to their practice. The goal of the course is to prepare beginner and intermediate practitioners to litigate a solar fraud case from the ground up. \nThe eCourse includes eight webinars on the following topics:\n• Seeing the Light: What Is Solar and How Should It Work?\n• Brightening the Light: Potential Experts and Vital Evidence\n• Dim or Bright? Intake and Case Review\n• Shining the Bright Lights: Case Filing\, Target Defendants\, and Causes of Action\n• Piercing the Light: E-Sign in Solar Cases\n• Donning the Shades: Working thru Vexing Issues in Solar Cases\n• What Can I Expect If I Take a Solar Fraud Case?\n• Solar Fraud: The Tricks and Traps \nParticipants will receive a certificate of completion upon completion of each webinar in the eCourse for eight CLE credits. NACA is an approved multi-provider of CLE credits for the State of California and the State of Pennsylvania. \nThe 100% online\, on-demand course allows participants a personalized experience\, where they set their learning pace\, rather than go at the pace of the group. Learners can focus on elements they need to learn and can skip what they already know. There is no travel time and no associated travel costs. Learn when it is convenient for you. Research shows that advantages to eLearning\, like this eCourse\, include reduced training time and better comprehension and retention. \nNACA provides members with a dedicated Solar Fraud online community (AKA: listserv) as well as a monthly virtual roundtable discussion on Solar Fraud to help active practitioners connect\, exchange tips and tricks and support each other in their advocacy on behalf of defrauded customers. \n\nWhat You Will Learn\n• How to evaluate a potential solar fraud client and case to determine whether to take the case\n• How to spot claims and identify defendants\n• What hardware\, technology\, and capabilities are involved in a solar energy home system\n• Determine when and for what things you would need or want experts\n• How to prepare evidence for solar fraud cases\n• How to prepare your case for filing a lawsuit or arbitration claim\n• How to combat common defense themes\n• How to fight back\, build case value\, and keep the case alive\, including handling solar cases in bankruptcy proceedings \n\nPresenters \nAndrew Connor is the founder of Connor Law and focuses his practice on consumer law and construction defect cases. His consumer clients include victims of timeshare scams\, solar panel fraud\, and other unfair trade practices. He also represents individual homeowners and property associations in cases involving construction defects. Prior to starting Connor Law\, Andrew was a partner at a nationally ranked corporate defense firm. During that time\, he defended large corporations in complex litigation including class actions\, consumer claims\, and construction defect litigation. Now\, Andrew uses that experience to represent individual consumers and homeowners and protect their interests in the face of bad corporate conduct and defective construction. \nLisa Considine specializes in representing consumers in state and federal consumer protection cases. She has led numerous class actions for consumer fraud victims and has been appointed lead class counsel by several New Jersey Courts. Lisa has successfully represented consumers against major companies\, including the world’s largest fast-food chain\, the country’s largest wireless provider\, and a leading consumer credit reporting agency. She was also lead counsel in a landmark patients’ rights case against the State of New Jersey. She serves on the Board of Directors of the Consumer League of New Jersey\, is President of the Worrall F. Mountain Inn of Court\, and is a member of the District IIB Ethics Committee. Lisa graduated from Rutgers College and Seton Hall University School of Law. \nMr. Tom Domonoske graduated with honors from Hastings College of Law in 1989 and earned his B.A. from Occidental College in 1985. He practiced law in California before moving to North Carolina to teach at UNC Law School. From 1993 to 1996\, he was a legal aid lawyer in Virginia\, and then a Senior Lecturing Fellow at Duke Law School until 2000\, while maintaining a small consumer law practice. Since 2000\, he has focused on consumer law in Virginia. He was Of Counsel with Dale W. Pittman (1997-2009) and the Legal Aid Justice Center (2009-2016)\, before joining Consumer Litigation Associates in 2016. He has handled hundreds of consumer law cases and specializes in sales practices\, loan originators\, finance companies\, investors\, and state and federal consumer lending regulations. \nSherry Doyle is a Consumer Law Coordinator and staff attorney on the Consumer Team for Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma\, Inc. She and her team provide free legal assistance to low-income consumers in Oklahoma experiencing a wide variety of consumer issues including foreclosure\, debt collection\, bankruptcy\, garnishment\, repossession\, solar panel issues. Sherry received her Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education from the University of Oklahoma and her Master of Education degree from the University of North Texas. Sherry taught for over a decade in the public school system and achieved national board certification before leaving the classroom and attending Oklahoma City University School of Law. After graduation\, Sherry opened a solo practice\, focusing her practice on litigation helping consumers in Oklahoma. Sherry joined Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma\, Inc. in April 2021 where she continues to fight for consumers in all areas of consumer protection. \nKeith Hagan is a Partner at Hofer Hagan LLP\, a consumer rights and commercial litigation firm based out of Indianapolis. Aside from solar issues\, he has litigated complex medical billing disputes for the last eight years as well as commercial lending issues (on the side of the little guy). Keith is a regular contributor\, speaker\, and panelist on issues regarding medical billing defense\, FDCPA\, UDAP\, and other counterclaims. He is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati College of Law\, Class of 2008\, and the University of Kansas Class of 2001. \nMargot Saunders is a senior attorney with the National Consumer Law Center (NCLC)\, where she previously served as managing attorney of NCLC’s Washington\, D.C. office from 1991 to 2005. Margot has testified before Congress more than two dozen times regarding a wide range of consumer law issues\, including predatory mortgage lending\, high cost small loans\, payments law\, electronic commerce\, protecting benefits in bank accounts\, privacy issues\, and robocalls. She was the lead advocate on the passage of the Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act\, led the development of the Treasury Rule protecting exempt benefits from debt collectors\, ensured that essential consumer protections were included in the federal E-Sign Act\, and spearheaded many other initiatives. In 1991\, Margot was the second recipient of NCLC’s Vern Countryman Award. Margot is a co-author of NCLC’s Consumer Banking and Payments Law\, many articles\, and a contributing author to several other NCLC manuals. She has served as an expert witness in over 50 consumer cases in more than 20 states\, and as a consultant to private attorneys and state and federal enforcement agencies on dozens of cases. Margot authored the 2022 report\, Scam Robocalls: Telecom Providers Profit. Prior to joining NCLC\, she was the consumer law specialist for North Carolina Legal Services. \nTaylor Selby has been in the solar industry for 15 years. He is an owner and Vice President of a successful solar company headquartered in Santa Fe\, New Mexico with over 100 full-time employees. He has overseen the installation of thousands of solar electric systems. He runs the consulting business Solar Expert Witness LLC\, committed to ensuring the solar industry operates under a high standard of ethics for its customers. With a master’s degree in Environment & Community from Antioch University and Technical Sales certification from the North American Board of Energy Practitioners (NABCEP)\, Taylor is a respected professional solar expert who has been involved in over 40 solar cases nationally. \nJacob Subbotin is the Supervising Attorney for the Consumer Protection Team at the Legal Aid Society of San Diego. He and his team provide free legal assistance to low-income clients in San Diego with a wide range of consumer issues. As the Supervising Attorney he oversees staff attorneys handling a variety of cases involving debt collection\, medical debt\, solar fraud\, auto fraud\, and bankruptcy issues. His caseload predominantly focuses on issues related to home solicitation sales\, including solar systems\, home improvements\, and even vacuum cleaners. \nRob Treinen is a father\, husband and lawyer. He has exclusively practiced consumer law since he started at Legal Aid in 1999. Now he runs a small firm — just him and great staff — in Albuquerque. He graduated from Trial Lawyers College in 2016. At work he enjoys helping New Mexicans who were robbed\, cheated or lied to by a corporate defendant. For fun\, he likes skateboarding with his kid and traveling with his family.
URL:https://www.consumeradvocates.org/events/ecourses/solar-fraud-101-ecourse/
CATEGORIES:eCourses,Online Training Courses
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SUMMARY:Exploring Advanced EFTA Strategies\, Tips and Consumer Protection Laws
DESCRIPTION:Given the growth of Electronic Fund Transfer Act (EFTA) litigation\, this webinar is a must-attend for attorneys and legal professionals who want to deepen their understanding of this crucial area of consumer protection law. This session will provide a foundation in litigating EFTA cases\, including advanced strategies and practical tips for pursuing claims. This webinar will equip you with the tools and knowledge to effectively handle EFTA and understand its similarities with the Fair Credit Billing Act (FCBA) and intersection with more commonly used statutes such as the FDCPA\, and FCRA.\nPlease note that this webinar requires a basic understanding of consumer protection laws\, particularly EFTA\, FDCPA\, and FCRA. It is geared to beginners and intermediates. \n\nWhat You Will Learn\n• Case strategies for advanced EFTA cases\n• How to apply case studies with discovery examples and common arguments\n• What are banks’ best defenses and how to counter them effectively\n• What is the intersection of EFTA and FCBA in unauthorized transaction cases\n• How to prove your case in arbitration and other legal settings. \n\nSpeakers \nDave Maxfield is a consumer protection attorney based in Columbia\, South Carolina. With a career dedicated to representing consumers against banks\, credit reporting agencies\, and insurance companies\, Dave has numerous significant verdicts and settlements\, including a $480\,000 verdict in a furnisher credit reporting case and a $21 million class action settlement. He is the co-author of “The Lean Law Firm” and an adjunct professor at the University of South Carolina School of Law\, where he teaches Consumer Protection Law and “The Lean Law Firm Lab” classes. \nPeter Barry\, Esq. is a distinguished trial lawyer based in Minneapolis\, Minnesota\, specializing in consumer protection law. With over 27 years of experience\, Peter has dedicated his career to advocating for consumers\, particularly in cases involving the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) and the Electronic Fund Transfers Act (EFTA). As the founder of The Barry Law Office\, Ltd\, Peter has established a nationwide consumer law practice\, focusing on holding banks and debt collectors accountable for unlawful practices. He is known for his expertise in navigating complex consumer law issues and has successfully represented clients in numerous high-stakes litigation cases. Peter is committed to educating both consumers and fellow attorneys about their rights under federal and state consumer protection laws. His work has earned him recognition as a top-rated attorney in the field\, with many endorsements from peers and clients alike. When he is not advocating for his clients\, Peter is actively involved in the legal community and continues to share his knowledge through various platforms\, including webinars and legal seminars. \n\nPlease note that live webinars are free to all NACA members. After the webinar has aired\, registrants will need to purchase the webinar if they want to view it. Non-members who purchased the webinar and higher level/firm members with full access to the Training Library will have access to the webinar after it has aired. \n 
URL:https://www.consumeradvocates.org/events/online-training-courses/exploring-advanced-efta-strategies-tips-and-consumer-protection-laws/
CATEGORIES:Online Training Courses
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CREATED:20240802T175241Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240816T151626Z
UID:19182-1723734000-1723737600@www.consumeradvocates.org
SUMMARY:Online Q&A Session with Ira on NACA’s Fellowship Programs
DESCRIPTION:Learn about how NACA member firms and organizations can receive summer law student and/ or recent law graduate help through NACA’s fellowship programs.  Ira Rheingold will provide details about NACA’s summer and 2-year consumer law fellowships and answer all your questions including how you can bring a fellow to your firm or organization. These exciting new fellowships create great opportunities for both NACA members and for future consumer lawyers. \n 
URL:https://www.consumeradvocates.org/events/online-training-courses/online-q-a-session-fellowship/
CATEGORIES:Online Training Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240822T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240822T150000
DTSTAMP:20240823T115515Z
CREATED:20240725T175652Z
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UID:19123-1724335200-1724338800@www.consumeradvocates.org
SUMMARY:Mastering Wrongful Repossession Cases
DESCRIPTION:Car repossessions have been on the rise in 2024 with an estimated 5\,400 occurring daily. As nearly 6.3 million Americans stand at risk of falling behind on their car payments consumer attorneys are needed to help consumers avoid wrongful repossessions and breaches of peace and should consider adding repo cases to their practice areas. \nThis webinar should be attended by any attorney representing consumers who handle wrongful repossession cases. This is intended to be an intermediate level webinar that can benefit practitioners of all levels. \n\nWhat You Will Learn \n• How to recognize the categories of wrongful repossession cases (breach of the peace\, not in default\, bad data repos)\n• How to begin your investigation for repo cases\n• How to apply 15 U.S.C. section 1692f(6) to the wrongful repossession.\n• How to select defendants (repo company\, lender\, plate reading company\, police) with consideration of applying the FDCPA and avoiding arbitration\n• What are key differences in state law relating to repossessions and the damages that can be sought for wrongful repos \n\nSpeakers \nDale Pittman is widely regarded as the founder of the consumer protection Bar in Virginia. After graduating from the University of Richmond School of Law in 1976\, he was hired to open the Petersburg Legal Aid Society where he practiced consumer law for 20 years. He opened his own private practice in 1996. His practice focuses primarily on the representation of consumers in debt collection harassment and abuse cases under the FDCPA. He has contributed to numerous NCLC publications. Dale serves on the governing body of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association\, where he Chairs the VTLA’s Consumer Law Section. He was the recipient of the Virginia State Bar Legal Aid Award\, NACA’s Consumer Attorney of the Year Award\, Virginia Poverty Law Center’s Advocate of the Year Award\, and VTLA’s Oliver White Hill Courageous Advocate Award. \nKris Skaar is a partner at Skaar and Feagle and has taught continuing legal education on the topics of the FDCPA and the defense of debt collection suits. Kris earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in 1983 and a law degree in 1986 from The University of Georgia. He is admitted to all Georgia trial courts\, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court. \nYitzchak Zelman\, Esq. is a partner at Marcus Zelman\, LLC. Mr. Zelman graduated from Cardozo Law School in 2012 and has consistently been at the forefront of many emerging consumer protection issues ever since. His practice focuses on individual and class action consumer protection litigation\, specifically including the FCRA. Mr. Zelman is licensed in New Jersey\, New York\, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second\, Third and Ninth Circuits\, as well as countless district courts nationwide\, including the United States District Courts of New York\, New Jersey\, Connecticut\, Texas\, Indiana and Illinois. \n\nPlease note that live webinars are free to all NACA members. After the webinar has aired\, registrants will need to purchase the webinar if they want to view it. Non-members who purchased the webinar and higher level/firm members with full access to the Training Library will have access to the webinar after it has aired. \n 
URL:https://www.consumeradvocates.org/events/online-training-courses/mastering-wrongful-repossession-cases/
CATEGORIES:Online Training Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240828T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240828T150000
DTSTAMP:20240829T114922Z
CREATED:20240805T132408Z
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UID:19198-1724853600-1724857200@www.consumeradvocates.org
SUMMARY:Tackling Unique Issues in Electric Vehicle Lemon Law Litigation
DESCRIPTION:Are you up to speed on how to handle all the special features included with EV vehicles? Join us to learn how to handle the unique obstacles and challenges consumers face when purchasing new electric vehicles. An understanding of the nuances of EV technology and warranties is needed to tackle these cases and effectively advocate for your clients.\nGain insight on trends\, common pitfalls\, and successful litigation tactics in lemon law cases that involve electric vehicles. Whether you’re a seasoned attorney or new to the world of lemon law\, this seminar will enhance your skills and expand your expertise. \nWhat You Will Learn\n• What are the similarities and differences with EV lemon law cases and standard lemon law claims\n• What are the unique issues and obstacles facing EV lemon owners and their attorneys.\n• What are future trends to expect as the auto industry embraces EV technologies \nSpeakers\nJoseph Kaufman is an experienced trial lawyer who focuses his practice on consumer warranty and lemon law matters. Mr. Kaufman spent most of his career defending car\, motorcycle and trucking companies in breach of warranty matters. He launched Joseph Kaufman & Associates’ Lemon Law Aid with the goal of providing consumers with the same level of representation as the car companies. Mr. Kaufman began his career with a national products liability defense firm that focused on the defense and representation of automobile companies. After a few years\, Mr. Kaufman moved to the Los Angeles office of a preeminent international law firm\, where he was elevated to partner in 2012. He launched Lemon Law Aid as a consumer protection firm in 2016 when he realized he could do more good and better benefit consumers by directly representing them. \nChristina Gill Roseman\, Esq. is the founding attorney of Roseman Law Firm\, PLLC\, where she represents consumers in the areas of dealer fraud\, lemon law and breach of warranty. Ms. Roseman has successfully tried numerous cases against vehicle manufacturers and dealerships\, including a verdict in 2019 against Winnebago\, a 2021 verdict against Mercedes and a 2020 verdict against Kia. She is the Chair of the Allegheny County Bar Association Civil Litigation Section Court Rules Committee and is a member of the invitation-only Academy of Trial Lawyers of Allegheny County. Ms. Roseman was the 2010-2012 Co-President of the Women’s Bar Association of Western Pennsylvania and the Co-Chair of the CLE Committee for the WBA from 2012 to 2017. Ms. Roseman is the West Virginia state NACA Co-chair. Ms. Roseman is licensed to practice in Pennsylvania\, West Virginia\, Ohio\, Wisconsin and Michigan. Roseman Law Firm\, PLLC has offices in Pittsburgh\, Pennsylvania and Morgantown\, West Virginia. \nPlease note that live webinars are free to all NACA members. After the webinar has aired\, registrants will need to purchase the webinar if they want to view it. Non-members who purchased the webinar and higher level/firm members with full access to the Training Library will have access to the webinar after it has aired. \nIf you have purchased the webinar\, you can click here to watch it on the day of the webinar.
URL:https://www.consumeradvocates.org/events/online-training-courses/tackling-unique-issues-in-electric-vehicle-lemon-law-litigation/
CATEGORIES:Online Training Courses
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